Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...them. There's the girl who plays Sonia Henie's sister. She's only mildly disgusting, since all she screams for is for Sister Sonia to marry someone so she can sink her hooks into a high-voiced young Icelander who looks like something the WAACS would probably be glad to have. Of course, both of them gallop over the worn visage of poor Holloway...
President and Mrs. Conant will be at home and glad to see all instructors and members of the faculties and their wives from four to six o'clock tomorrow. This is the first Faculty Tea of the year. The teas will he held as customarily on the first Sunday of each month during the fall and spring terms...
President and Mrs. Conant will be at home and glad to see all instructors and members of the faculties and their wives from four to six o'clock on Sunday, November first. This is the first Faculty Tea of the year. The teas will be hold as customarily on the first Sunday of each month during the fall and spring terms...
...uses his wits and risks his life to help a friend out of a tight place. The friend is naive Politician Paul Madvig (Brian Donlevy). The plot revolves about the doings of 1) Veronica Lake-with-her-hair-up, who is playing Madvig for a sucker but has a glad eye for Friend Beaumont; 2) her father, a corrupt politician, Madvig's candidate for governor; 3) her playboy brother, who gets murdered; 4) a gelid gambling boss (Joseph Calleia) who tries to pin the murder on Madvig...
...eighteen-nineteen year olds are glad to see the draft extension. Subject to call when they leave high-school, they will no longer be drafted when halfway through college or in the middle of an apprenticeship for war industry. Their position is clarified. Similarly, an unamended bill, by placing under the Army and Selective Service control of the entire group of military eligibles, could have made effective offensive planning possible. We are too far committed to action to allow an election minded Congress to tell our generals when and where they may use their men. The people were ready...